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Coronavirus: Hungary’s Law On Scare-Mongering Not Unconstitutional

Coronavirus: Hungary’s Law On Scare-Mongering Not Unconstitutional

The law which criminalises scare-mongering during an epidemic applies to anyone who knowingly spreads false information, the Constitutional Court said in a ruling upholding the law.
Washington Post: Hungarian Democracy 'Alive And Well'

Washington Post: Hungarian Democracy 'Alive And Well'

"Hungarian democracy is alive and well, and we’re succeeding in our fight against the novel coronavirus," State Secretary Zoltán Kovács said in an op-ed published by The Washington Post.
Pajta Restaurant In Őriszentpéter, Hungary, Wins ‘Farm-To-Table’ Sustainability Award

Pajta Restaurant In Őriszentpéter, Hungary, Wins ‘Farm-To-Table’ Sustainability Award

  • 2 Jun 2020 12:27 PM
  • food & drink
One of the highlights of this years' Volkswagen-Dining Guide Award Gala was a new category in which the Dining Guide Römerquelle Sustainability Award was given to the restaurant that implemented a real farm-to-table concept in their operations. The first winner of this to-be-annual award is Pajta, from the small town of Őriszentpéter next to the Slovenian border.
Budapest Ship Collision Tragedy - Trial Postponed For September

Budapest Ship Collision Tragedy - Trial Postponed For September

The criminal trial of the case of a ship collision with a sightseeing boat on the Danube claiming 28 lives has been postponed to begin on September 8, a municipal court said, one day ahead of the accident’s first anniversary.
Opinion: 130-Year-Old Building Loses Protected Status To Facilitate Major Construction Project In Budapest

Opinion: 130-Year-Old Building Loses Protected Status To Facilitate Major Construction Project In Budapest

A construction company with good political connections (Heinrich Passage Ingatlanfejlesztő Zrt.) managed to achieve that a 130 year old building in central Budapest partially lost its status as a protected monument.
EU Court Of Justice Rules Placing Foreigners In Hungary's Transit Zone Constitutes ʼDetentionʼ

EU Court Of Justice Rules Placing Foreigners In Hungary's Transit Zone Constitutes ʼDetentionʼ

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled that keeping asylum seekers in the transit zone on the Hungarian-Serbian border constitutes “detention”.
Justice Minister: Hungary's Epidemic Response In Line With EU Tenets

Justice Minister: Hungary's Epidemic Response In Line With EU Tenets

The Hungarian government’s special measures in response to the coronavirus epidemic fully accord with the European Union’s fundamental principles, Justice Minister Judit Varga said in a letter to members of the European Parliament.
Official: Hungary “Among Best Prepared” In Terms Of Ventilator Numbers

Official: Hungary “Among Best Prepared” In Terms Of Ventilator Numbers

Some 70% of infected people live in the capital city and surrounding Pest County, so it is justified to keep curfew restrictions in force in these regions, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office, Gergely Gulyás said.
Hungarian State Secretary Kovács: Bloomberg Applying 'Double Standards'

Hungarian State Secretary Kovács: Bloomberg Applying 'Double Standards'

State Secretary Zoltán Kovács has sharply criticised Bloomberg for applying “double standards” in his reply to an editorial published on the media holding’s website.
Coronavirus: Hungary’s Law On Scare-Mongering Not Unconstitutional

Coronavirus: Hungary’s Law On Scare-Mongering Not Unconstitutional

The law which criminalises scare-mongering during an epidemic applies to anyone who knowingly spreads false information, the Constitutional Court said in a ruling upholding the law.
Washington Post: Hungarian Democracy 'Alive And Well'

Washington Post: Hungarian Democracy 'Alive And Well'

"Hungarian democracy is alive and well, and we’re succeeding in our fight against the novel coronavirus," State Secretary Zoltán Kovács said in an op-ed published by The Washington Post.
Pajta Restaurant In Őriszentpéter, Hungary, Wins ‘Farm-To-Table’ Sustainability Award

Pajta Restaurant In Őriszentpéter, Hungary, Wins ‘Farm-To-Table’ Sustainability Award

  • 2 Jun 2020 12:27 PM
  • food & drink
One of the highlights of this years' Volkswagen-Dining Guide Award Gala was a new category in which the Dining Guide Römerquelle Sustainability Award was given to the restaurant that implemented a real farm-to-table concept in their operations. The first winner of this to-be-annual award is Pajta, from the small town of Őriszentpéter next to the Slovenian border.
Budapest Ship Collision Tragedy - Trial Postponed For September

Budapest Ship Collision Tragedy - Trial Postponed For September

The criminal trial of the case of a ship collision with a sightseeing boat on the Danube claiming 28 lives has been postponed to begin on September 8, a municipal court said, one day ahead of the accident’s first anniversary.
Opinion: 130-Year-Old Building Loses Protected Status To Facilitate Major Construction Project In Budapest

Opinion: 130-Year-Old Building Loses Protected Status To Facilitate Major Construction Project In Budapest

A construction company with good political connections (Heinrich Passage Ingatlanfejlesztő Zrt.) managed to achieve that a 130 year old building in central Budapest partially lost its status as a protected monument.
EU Court Of Justice Rules Placing Foreigners In Hungary's Transit Zone Constitutes ʼDetentionʼ

EU Court Of Justice Rules Placing Foreigners In Hungary's Transit Zone Constitutes ʼDetentionʼ

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled that keeping asylum seekers in the transit zone on the Hungarian-Serbian border constitutes “detention”.
Justice Minister: Hungary's Epidemic Response In Line With EU Tenets

Justice Minister: Hungary's Epidemic Response In Line With EU Tenets

The Hungarian government’s special measures in response to the coronavirus epidemic fully accord with the European Union’s fundamental principles, Justice Minister Judit Varga said in a letter to members of the European Parliament.
Official: Hungary “Among Best Prepared” In Terms Of Ventilator Numbers

Official: Hungary “Among Best Prepared” In Terms Of Ventilator Numbers

Some 70% of infected people live in the capital city and surrounding Pest County, so it is justified to keep curfew restrictions in force in these regions, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office, Gergely Gulyás said.
Hungarian State Secretary Kovács: Bloomberg Applying 'Double Standards'

Hungarian State Secretary Kovács: Bloomberg Applying 'Double Standards'

State Secretary Zoltán Kovács has sharply criticised Bloomberg for applying “double standards” in his reply to an editorial published on the media holding’s website.